Poll: *** 2010 General Election Result & Discussion ***
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Labour decided it was completely unnecessary and did away with it.
When Cameron's on holiday, Clegg perhaps controls the nuclear deterrent...
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Get off your delusional high horse and give the guy a break. He's made a responsible decision and hopefully the country will be the better for it.
Lets hope they sort this farce out ASAP britain must fend for itself in event of crisis french official warns
If you're sitting at home watching Jeremy Kyle and filling bin bags up with pot noodles, McCain microchip boxes and Tennents Super cans, I'd wager you're more of a drain on resource!
I certainly voted Labour out, there's more than just brown that is hated, if you hadn't noticed many (ex)members of the Labour party are hated such as balls, harmen, clarke, smith and the other scum.
Clegg has lost all sense of decency he doesn't care.
He **** Cam in the **** for any drip of power
lets hope he don't sell it off that week !
The polltax was hated by the majority of the UK population were you of an age to have paid the tax? I wonder if you were Rypt?
google poll tax riots... might give you a general feeling of just how hated they were.
It is thought that the riot in central London, with the countrywide opposition to the Community Charge (especially vehement in the North of England and Scotland) contributed to the downfall of Margaret Thatcher, who resigned as Prime Minister in November the same year, defending the tax when opinion polls were showing 2% support for it. The next Prime Minister, John Major, announced it would be abolished.
google poll tax riots... might give you a general feeling of just how hated they were.
It is thought that the riot in central London, with the countrywide opposition to the Community Charge (especially vehement in the North of England and Scotland) contributed to the downfall of Margaret Thatcher, who resigned as Prime Minister in November the same year, defending the tax when opinion polls were showing 2% support for it. The next Prime Minister, John Major, announced it would be abolished.
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If you're sitting at home watching Jeremy Kyle and filling bin bags up with pot noodles, McCain microchip boxes and Tennents Super cans, I'd wager you're more of a drain on resource!
Aye, pal.
I winnae huf Tennents being dragged into this, yah bleeding dobber.
Ken fit I'm saying min?
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Bitter much?
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If they don't, they don't. How about approaching it with an open mind and see what happens?
I don't give a flying **** if the population hated it, it was a much fairer system than council tax is